Moments in time art gcse

David Ambarzumjan’s large strokes across scenes reveal either what once existed or what will come to pass in landscapes through time. The 20-year-old painter, based in Munich, uses oils to craft these scenes, but has also experimented in watercolors, acrylics, pastels, and other materials. The particular series above and below, titled “Brushstrokes in Time,” take on differing eras of history.

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David Ambarzumjan is an artist, known for his surreal paintings of brushstrokes that traverse time. He currently lives and works in Berlin, Germany.

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